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BUFFET CATERING Marshalls Bakery can offer catering of finger buffets for breakfast meetings, birthday parties, business lunches, staff events…..in fact, any event that you require cold finger buffet catering for. For details of what we can offer, please visit, telephone or email us at; 36 North Street, Pewsey SN9 5EX 01672 563471 [email protected] 36 North Street, Pewsey Tel: 01672 288967 3 Borough Fields Shopping Centre, Wootton Bassett, Tel: 01672 563471 Marshalls Bakery was founded by Charles Marshall in around 1870. It is believed that Charles used to bake bread for himself and friends, the bread subsequently became very popular and Charles decided that he would open a bakery. The bakery has remained in the Marshall family to this day and is prominent in Pewsey’s trading history as one of the oldest businesses in the village. Marshalls Bakery and its sister shop in Royal Wootton Bassett are currently owned and run by 4th generation baker, Richard Marshall, who has proudly followed in his late father, John Marshall’s, footsteps. There have been many changes since Richard’s great grandfather first opened the shop 149 years ago. Marshalls is a prominent feature in the local area with vans delivering bread and confectionery items to a wide range of retailers, restaurants and caterers throughout Wiltshire/Berkshire. They have a food van selling fresh filled rolls, hot pies, pasties, sausage rolls amongst many things to hungry workers throughout businesses within the Pewsey and Marlborough area from Monday to Friday. Marshall’s also cater for cold finger buffets for events such as Birthday’s and business meetings. Technology has come a long way since 1870 and the use of social media, radio and television feature in promoting the business. The bakery has appeared on TV shows such as Escape to the Country and Countryfile where the infamous Marshalls lardy cake has been proudly advertised and there is a regular mention of Marshalls by Giles on Channel 4’s Gogglebox who apparently is quite partial to a hot sausage roll or two! Richard has regularly featured on BBC Radio Wiltshire and has been known to judge the odd baking competition! Old favourites such as the Marshalls lardy cake baked to the secret family recipe (recognised nationwide and mailed to customers all over the UK) and traditional breads remain popular and are made by hand at the Pewsey bakery each day. They also bake an increasing range of healthier products such as spelt and honey bread and multi seed loaves, continuously watching for trends and searching for new recipes to meet the needs of changing dietary requirements and specific customer requirements. To find out more, visit, call or send an email to; [email protected] 2 www.wessexprintcentre.com Pewsey Shop: 36 North Street, Pewsey, Wiltshire SN9 5EX Tel: 01672 563471 Royal Wootton Basset Shop: 3 Borough Fields, Shopping Centre, Wootton Bassett, Swindon SN4 7AX Tel: 01793 852668 Email: [email protected] Website: www.marshallsbakery.co.uk • SHOP LOCALLY • SHOP LOCALLY • SHOP LOCALLY • SHOP LOCALLY • All Aspects Plastering & Decorating X146R • 2 year warranty Specialists in: • 36” / 92cm rear discharge deck • plastering • 300 litre grass collector box • rendering • pebble dashing • skimming • patch repairs • interior & exterior • painting & decorating • wallpaper hanging A father and son team with over 34 years experience in both trades and city and guilds qualified. Coldridge Copse References and photos of our work availabe to view. 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